The ancient tombs of the Kidron Valley, date back 2,000 years to Jesus' lifetime, with one belonging to the priest's family bearing a Hebrew inscription. Among them is Zechariah's Tomb, featuring a distinctive square shape, and the unfinished Pillar of Absalom. Legends suggest the Messiah will appear here, raising the dead, making it a revered burial site for centuries. "For, behold, in those days, and in that time, when I shall bring again the captivity of Judah and Jerusalem, I will also gathe

The Kidron Valley in Jerusalem, sometimes referred to as the King's Valley, was the ancient burial site of the kings and officials of Israel. 🏞️ In scriptures, the Kidron Valley is described as a “brook.” It would have been even deeper than it is today, channeling water most of the year. Today, the valley still drains all of Jerusalem’s valleys to the Dead Sea 🌊 Shots by Itamar Ben David - Israel VIP Tour Guide #Holylandpics #KidronValley #Jerusalem | Holy Land Pilgrimage